[EHjEjdqe]

those real fan that care about fairness will never forget
-inconsistency
-fairness
-decisions on the track versus in the court room, board room, back room

I didn't say I don't care about inconsistency and fairness. I just don't think this is unfair and I don't think 60,000 brits are going to make a difference at all.

[OnerePeepsy]

I didn't say I don't care about inconsistency and fairness. I just don't think this is unfair and I don't think 60,000 brits are going to make a difference at all.

fair enough, but correcting things in this sport and in many other areas of life always starts with a committed portion of the larger group.

thanks for your thoughts

[EHjEjdqe]

fair enough, but correcting things in this sport and in many other areas of life always starts with a committed portion of the larger group.

thanks for your thoughts

Correcting? Lewis gained an advantage. Perhaps it should have started with Lewis about 6 days ago then we wouldn't have 60,000 people whining, bitching and being completely wrong

[ronaldasten]

Correcting? Lewis gained an advantage. Perhaps it should have started with Lewis about 6 days ago then we wouldn't have 60,000 people whining, bitching and being completely wrong

In your opinion, which seems to be largely based on the fact that you suddenly decided last year that you didn't care for Hamilton.

[EHjEjdqe]

In your opinion, which seems to be largely based on the fact that you suddenly decided last year that you didn't care for Hamilton.

My opinion which seems to be the same one that most of the other current F1 drivers have

I really liked Lewis early last year..... he was a breath of fresh air and was good to watch. Now he's still generally good to watch but I just don't like him but that has little to do with how I view this incident.

[ronaldasten]

My opinion which seems to be the same one that most of the other current F1 drivers have

Well, I agree with Lauda's view as expressed today on this — that it's no surprise they should generally side with the stewards, because they are Hamilton's competitors, and that this has always been the case.

[77Dinaartickire]

Well, I agree with Lauda's view as expressed today on this — that it's no surprise they should generally side with the stewards, because they are Hamilton's competitors, and that this has always been the case.

[EHjEjdqe]

Well, I agree with Lauda's view as expressed today on this — that it's no surprise they should generally side with the stewards, because they are Hamilton's competitors, and that this has always been the case.

Of course you could say that.

If they had sided with Lewis I would have said "Of course they would say that! They want to be able to gain an unfair advantage where possible and get away with it" but it doesn't actually prove anything.

[iDzcs7TU]

...side with the stewards, because they are Hamilton's competitors...

It certainly seems that way at times...

[Verriasana]

The WRC. Now proudly 164% more farcical than Formula 1.

Are you still sure of your figures?

[EHjEjdqe]

I know it sounds a bit silly but have you seen a gravel wrc event this year?

[espenijij]

It certainly seems that way at times...

Which is an unfortunate outcoming - I'm pretty sure there isn't bias, but there was/and still is the impression that there is.......